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Demand-based kitchen extraction control that can reduce the fans energy consumption by up to 80%

A Smarter Ventilation Approach for Education

Cheetah automatically adjusts ventilation to match real-time occupancy, reducing energy use during quieter periods while maintaining performance when spaces are in use.

Up to 80% Lower Fan Energy

Cheetah reduces fan power by up to 80% during low-demand periods, with typical daily energy savings of 50–60% across the school day.

Real-Time Demand Control

Cheetah replaces fixed timetables with intelligent control, automatically responding to changing occupancy, cancelled sessions, and holiday periods.

Fully Automated Performance

No manual ventilation adjustments required. Cheetah delivers consistent performance while reducing the workload on facilities teams.

Lower Carbon. Better Efficiency.

Lower energy use reduces carbon emissions, operating costs, and supports sustainability, ESG, and Net Zero objectives.

Cheetah enables ventilation systems to respond intelligently to how education spaces are actually used - delivering efficiency, comfort, and control without adding operational complexity.

Simple, Reliable, and Designed for Education

Cheetah works quietly in the background, ensuring ventilation responds intelligently to how education spaces are actually used. No added workload. No disruption to learning. Just smarter ventilation.

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Ventilation Operating Independently of Actual Use

Many educational buildings run ventilation at fixed output throughout the day, even when occupancy changes, wasting energy during quieter periods.

Changing Occupancy, Constant Energy Use

Schools and universities experience changing occupancy throughout the day, but ventilation often continues running at full output.

Fixed Timers Can't Adapt

BMS schedules and timetables can't respond to changing occupancy, cancelled sessions, or quieter periods, leading to unnecessary energy use.

Manual Control Isn't Practical

Facilities teams can't continually adjust ventilation, so systems are often left running at higher speeds than required.

Higher Costs, Lower Comfort

Over-ventilation increases energy costs, carbon emissions, equipment wear, and unnecessary noise in learning environments.

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